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How to prevent members from spamming? - ninja21 - 01-04-2017

How to prevent members from spamming the forum?


Re: How to prevent members from spamming? - ksmith29 - 01-04-2017

First warn them, then ban them for couple of days and if they do that again then just ban them for life. But it depends on the size of the forum if it is already a known forum then banning is not problem but if its growing then consider before banning.


Re: How to prevent members from spamming? - brian - 01-06-2017

Banning is only for very large forums. Just warn them and filter out the unwanted messages by yourself.


Re: How to prevent members from spamming? - batman - 01-10-2017

As just like everyone said earlier in depends on the size of your forum specially. I just prefer cleaning and deleting useless posts by myself. And if a members is persistent in spamming after repeated warnings then ban him/her.


Re: How to prevent members from spamming? - avinash - 01-12-2017

Build a strong sense in community. Encourage the members not to spam and whenever they see one than they must report it.


Re: How to prevent members from spamming? - steveposter - 01-17-2017

Active moderators would be the best way to filter those members usually the new ones due to their greedy method of spamming their links.


Re: How to prevent members from spamming? - motionz - 02-18-2017

I just wanted to say that a good sense in community is strong help. People will report spam content to the mods and admin automatically. Its the job of the admin and the staff to encourage members to report any suspicious activity.


Re: How to prevent members from spamming? - frank - 02-21-2017

You can restrict members from making too small posts. Or, just regulate them.